R rightchea Honorable Jan 23, 2016 32 0 10,530 May 22, 2018 #1 so this is more about compatibility between manufacturers and not the DDR4 itself. I have been reading that ADATA XPG GAMMIX D10 has been having issue with other manufacturers. has anyone else have those type of issues?
so this is more about compatibility between manufacturers and not the DDR4 itself. I have been reading that ADATA XPG GAMMIX D10 has been having issue with other manufacturers. has anyone else have those type of issues?
Solution T T TJ Hooker May 22, 2018 rightchea : So are you saying even if I buy the same RAM at different times it might be a problem Yes, potentially. The only time multiple RAM sticks are guaranteed to work together is if they all came in the same package.
rightchea : So are you saying even if I buy the same RAM at different times it might be a problem Yes, potentially. The only time multiple RAM sticks are guaranteed to work together is if they all came in the same package.
why_wolf Splendid Aug 28, 2015 3,626 171 27,090 May 22, 2018 #2 you mean other RAM brands? This is true of all RAM. Whenever possible you should avoid mixing and matching. Upvote -1 Downvote
you mean other RAM brands? This is true of all RAM. Whenever possible you should avoid mixing and matching.
SkyBill40 Distinguished Oct 11, 2013 1,757 86 20,940 May 22, 2018 #3 It's advisable to always consult your mobo's QVL before buying anything to ensure compatibility. Upvote 0 Downvote
T TJ Hooker Titan Ambassador Apr 15, 2014 11,566 1,728 72,390 May 22, 2018 #4 You can run into issues combining RAM that was purchased in separate kits, even if both kits are the exact same model from the same manufacturer. Upvote 0 Downvote
You can run into issues combining RAM that was purchased in separate kits, even if both kits are the exact same model from the same manufacturer.
R rightchea Honorable Jan 23, 2016 32 0 10,530 May 22, 2018 #5 So are you saying even if I buy the same RAM at different times it might be a problem Upvote 0 Downvote
T TJ Hooker Titan Ambassador Apr 15, 2014 11,566 1,728 72,390 May 22, 2018 Solution #6 rightchea : So are you saying even if I buy the same RAM at different times it might be a problem Yes, potentially. The only time multiple RAM sticks are guaranteed to work together is if they all came in the same package. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
rightchea : So are you saying even if I buy the same RAM at different times it might be a problem Yes, potentially. The only time multiple RAM sticks are guaranteed to work together is if they all came in the same package.